Kazakh IT specialists will be able to study and complete internships in Japan

The first C5+Japan Business Forum took place in Astana, bringing together representatives from five Central Asian states and more than 100 leading Japanese companies and organizations operating in key economic sectors. The event marked an important step toward deepening regional cooperation in the fields of technology and innovation.

At the forum, the Ministry of Digital Development, Innovations and Aerospace Industry of the Republic of Kazakhstan and the Japanese company Challenge and Lead signed a memorandum of understanding. This document lays the foundation for close cooperation, under which IT specialists from Kazakhstan will have the opportunity to undergo training and internships in Japan.

In addition to developing IT systems in Japan, Challenge and Lead actively engages in training and placing IT specialists from countries such as South Korea, Uzbekistan, and Mongolia. The signed memorandum opens up new opportunities for Kazakh specialists, enabling them to develop their skills and apply them in international projects.

The forum also addressed key issues related to the implementation of artificial intelligence technologies, the construction of data centers, and cybersecurity. Cooperation in these areas can significantly strengthen the positions of Central Asia and Japan in the global market, opening up prospects for mutually beneficial partnerships and further technological progress.

Source: gov.kz